Same exposure with the A7R V (35mm f/1.4. GM) and Z8 (35mm f/1.8 S).
- Converted using 100% default settings in Lightroom. Adobe Color profile.
- White balance is set on the grey card.
- Both were shot at ISO 100 with identical shutter speed and aperture.
- Unfortunately focus is not 100% identical, but it doesn't matter.
I hope this will be helpful for future discussions about "color science" and maybe "color rendering" of lenses too.
[EDIT] For folks who missed my scarcasm: your camera manufactrer has absolutely nothing to do with the colors you're getting in the Adobe ecosystem.
Same exposure with the A7R V (35mm f/1.4. GM) and Z8 (35mm f/1.8 S).
- Converted using 100% default settings in Lightroom. Adobe Color profile.
- White balance is set on the grey card.
- Both were shot at ISO 100 with identical exposure and aperture.
- Unfortunately focus is not 100% identical, but it doesn't matter.
I hope this will be helpful for future discussions about "color science" and maybe "color rendering" of lenses too.
[EDIT] For folks who missed my scarcasm: your camera manufactrer has absolutely nothing to do with the colors you're getting in the Adobe ecosystem.
Same exposure with the A7R V (35mm f/1.4. GM) and Z8 (35mm f/1.8 S).
- Converted using 100% default settings in Lightroom. Adobe Color profile.
- White balance is set on the grey card.
- Both were shot at ISO 100 with identical exposure and aperture.
- Unfortunately focus is not 100% identical, but it doesn't matter.
I hope this will be helpful for future discussions about "color science" and maybe "color rendering" of lenses too.
[EDIT] For folks who missed my scarcasm: your camera manufactrer has absolutely nothing to do with colors you're getting in the Adobe ecosystem.
Same exposure with the A7R V (35mm f/1.4. GM) and Z8 (35mm f/1.8 S).
- Converted using 100% default settings in Lightroom. Adobe Color profile.
- White balance is set on the grey card.
- Unfortunately focus is not 100% identical, but it doesn't matter.
I hope this will be helpful for future discussions about "color science" and maybe "color rendering" of lenses too.
Aug 28, 2025 at 03:43 PM
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